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Limke, Alicia, 1979-
Engelhard, Margaret
Mather, Robert
Mabry, John
2020-07-09T14:40:55Z
2020-07-09T14:40:55Z
2018
(AlmaMMSId)9982627883502196
https://hdl.handle.net/11244/325092
(OCoLC)1083219547
162 police officers completed measures of personality, coping style, job stress, and attachment. Officers also provided information about their work experience including years of experience, past and current assignments, and other demographic information. Results suggest that time on force predicts certain facets of personality, coping style, and perceived job stress for officers. The implications of these results are discussed and suggestions are made for addressing problems these trends may produce for officers.
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Police psychology
Police
Personality and occupation
Adjustment (Psychology)
Attachment behavior
Attachment
Coping
Personality
Police
Stress
Crossing the blue line : law enforcement personality, coping, and stress over time.
Academic theses
M.A., Forensic Psychology
UCO - Graduate Works and Theses::UCO - Theses
Jackson College of Graduate Studies.
open.access